Sentence examples for a moderate fever from inspiring English sources
Two volunteers experienced a moderate fever which passed within a day.
They include a moderate fever, nausea, vomiting and extreme pain in the muscles, particularly those in the legs.
SYMPTOMS -- Meningococcal meningitis is easier to catch, and its symptoms often include a very bad headache, a stiff neck, pain that accompanies movement of the neck, sensitivity to light and a moderate fever.
Though a moderate fever can actually help your immune system kill bacteria and viruses, going to the doctor is probably a good idea to address any underlying issues.
Animals are viremic for ≈1 week after infection but have only a moderate fever, which often goes unnoticed (9 ).
Although babies developed a mild or moderate fever 31% of the time after receiving the vaccine (compared with a 21% fever rate following the control vaccine against meningococcal disease), the rate of severe side effects was slightly lower than in the control group.
It took just four to six days after exposure for the first symptoms to appear, usually a mild to moderate fever, drenching sweats and overwhelming fatigue.
A case of varicella was defined as an acute disease with moderate fever (< 38.5°C) and vesicular exanthema, which evolves in the form of outbreaks, and gives rise to lesions that swiftly develop from superficial papules into vesicles, and occasionally into scabs.
A 33-year-old male patient was admitted to West China Hospital in March 2012 with a history of intermittent moderate fever with associated night sweats, anorexia for more than 3 months' duration and weight loss of 15 kg.
We present the case of a 24 year-old man admitted to the Hospital of Infectious Diseases for headache, myalgia, arthralgia and a previous unrepeated episode of moderate fever.
In December 2005, a male veterinary student (patient A) who had been scratched by a cat with multiple cutaneous ulcerated lesions sought care at a local hospital; he had a lesion on his right hand, moderate fever, and malaise.
